Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-24
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
SESSION : TWENTIETH !
DAY.
ASSEMBLY,.

SACRAMENTO, January D, 1887.
The House met at II A. N. Many members
were absent, the San Francisco delegation never
spending Saturday in this city, and two or three
OF the junketing committees away. ascertalnlng
what particular color is best suited to the paint
ing of the cupolas of various State institutions
The Judiciary Committee made report favor
ing the passage of the following Assembly bills:
No 81, relative to trials by Court, and findings:
also, substitute for bill 10S providing for pay
ment of expenses of witnesses in criminal cases,
also, bill 81. relative to Notaries Public, with
amendments also, bill repeating the Act 1ncor-
porating the city of Santa Barbara. The COM
| mittee reported against the following Assembly
bills No. 100, introduced by Ohleyer relative to
service of injunctions; No. 102, providing for
the exercise of peremptory challenges in crimi-
nal cases No. 1o4, establishing jury fees in ad-
ditional Courts of record; No 10S, relating to
taking testimony in bribery eases.
Committee on Federal Relations reported
| favorably upon Assembly joint resolution No. 3,
relating to the construction of breakwater at
! Port Hartford, in the bay Of San Luis Obispo:
| Committee on Military Affairs reported in
favor of passage of bill appropriating money for
| support of INDECENT persons of the veterans
Home Association.
Committee on Municipal Affairs reported
favorably A. B. No. 40, regulating street work in
| municipalities. They amended A. b. No. 62,
concerning organization and government OF
| municipal corporations and recommend Its pas
| sage; No. 40, amending incorporation Act of
town OF Chico, was re-reterred to the Judiciary
Committee
I
Committee on Fish and Game reported adj
| versely A. B. 159, relative to close season for
salmon, etc.
| lowing as expenses incurred: Chairs and labor
| $50; Hussar Band S55; Sacramento Publishing
| Company, $50; Golden Eagle Hack Company,
| $40: Valley Press Printing House, SIG so: 7. d.
committee recommended that the bills be paid,
Sl52 % by each of the two branches of the Legis
lature. Referred to the Committee on Retrench-
| ment.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY OGrady-Amending Code, relative to the
| Illegal conversion of pubic property.
by CohenCreatng and maintaining relief
more policemen are employed.
By Knox-Amending Political Code, relating
| to sureties on undertakings and bonds.
By Taylor-To pay damages to Louisa Kohler.
By MISUNDERSTANDING for deficiencies for
thirty fourth fiscal year.
By Understanding the statutes regulating
| the pay of officials.
By Brooks-Providing for the payment of
| jurors in criminal cases before Justices of the
Peace.
THE GENERAL FILE.
The following Assembly bills were read the
| first time: No. 55-Protecting manufacturing
| industries; No. SS-Amending Code establishing
election precincts; No. 162-Relative to election
returns for Governor and Lieutenant Governor;
No. 35-For the protection and encouragement
| No. 147-Relative to certificate of repayment by
Register of State Land Office; No. l52-Adding
| new section to the Criminal Code relative to
/ crimes and penalties; No. Ito eradicate
| CHAMBERS and iarcy among horses and other ami
mails No. 1870 form new Agricultural Dis
| trict of Mono, Inyo and Alpine No. 1910
prevent injuries to navigable streams by declar-
| ing injuries from hydraulic mining felony
| No 69EConcerning disposition of fines collected
| for violations of the law protecting fish and
game No. 70-Protection of fish No. 46 --Rela-
| tive to mechanics liens No. 6S-Relative to
| the appointments of Notaries Public; No. "a
Amending Code relating to the order of persons
| entitled to administer the estates of deceased
| persons; No. 75-Regulating the practice of law
| in Police Courts; No 76-To prevent runners
or cappers soliciting legal business in and
| around Police Courts No. 7S-For an additional
Judge of the Superior Court for San Bernardino
| county ; No, 3i-Providing for certain improve
| ments at the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asylum.
READ A SECOND TINE.
| The following Assembly bills were read the
second time, ordered engrossed aud to third
| reading: No. 81, relative TO wills executed by
| married women; AZ, relating to subsection of
| hOmesteads to execution; 81, relative to taking
| of acknowledgements; l25, making secret mar
| rage crime; 80, restoring William 7. Wheeler
| to citizenship; ~. to pay claims of William
Gutenberger; 81, to prevent unlawful using
| wearing Grand Army badges: 49, making salary
of Deputy Superintendent of Public Instruction
| the same as those OF deputies of other State
| officers